Common Plants And Crops 1-24
23 entries in the Common Plants And Crops compendium.
MimosaA genus of plants known for sensitive leaves and rapid movement.MonocotyledonFlowering plants with one embryonic leaf, vital to agriculture.Morus (plant)Genus of mulberry trees, key to silk production and widely cultivated.Narcissus (plant)A genus of spring-flowering bulbs with a distinctive corona.NelumboAncient aquatic genus with two living species and unique water-repellent leaves.OakOak is a keystone tree genus with cultural and ecological significance.OatA cereal grass domesticated as a secondary crop from wild oats.OkraA versatile tropical plant cultivated for its edible pods.OliveAncient Mediterranean tree cultivated for fruit and oil.Orange (fruit)Hybrid citrus fruit, widely cultivated for sweet flavor.OrchidA diverse family of flowering plants with specialized pollination.Oryza sativaAsian cultivated rice, a model cereal domesticated in ancient China.PandanusPalm-like trees and shrubs of the Old World tropics.ParsnipA root vegetable used since antiquity, now a widespread wild plant.PeaA cool-season legume grown for its edible seeds and pods.PeanutA legume crop with underground pods, grown worldwide for food and oil.PearA genus of trees bearing edible pome fruit, cultivated worldwide.PecanA hickory species cultivated for its edible seed.Phaseolus vulgarisA staple legume domesticated in the Americas and grown globally.PhilodendronA large genus of flowering plants in the family Araceae.PinePines are evergreen conifers with needles in bundles and woody cones.PlatanusA genus of tall plane trees with mottled bark and hybrid origins.PlumPlums are an ancient domesticated fruit, dried as prunes.
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